Can you holster the knife on a belt comfortably?
9193
Yes it can. It can also be secured further by looping something (550 cord) through the holes at the bottom and then tying around a leg. This will keep it more stable.
9194
The sheath fits belts easily and the knife can be drawn and placed back easily. The snap loop to secure the knife on my knife is loose enough that I can snap it together easily with one hand. The leather handle is not smooth but more ragged, I smoothed mine out.
9195
Sure. The sheath has two holes to thread a belt through. The holes at the bottom can be used to run paracord through for keeping close to the body. That keeps it from flopping around.
9196
Yes you can. It's styled very similar to a military-type knife. Would make a good survival tool. Strong blade. I collect and use knives and found this one to be surprisingly well made and durable. Sheath is quality and well reinforced. Well made also.
172097
No..it's a heavy duty shirt & reinforced in the holster areas, but wouldn't stop a knife.
463398
the sheath has no clip but the belt loop is removeable/ adjustable, made of nylon and can be attached to a belt without having to remove the belt, knife is held in place with retention and is secured via button snap closure. With some velcro or cordage you could attach a small pouch. I highly recommend this knife it is well worth the money. A couple of things i noticed are that the back edge of the knife is rounded on one side and i was unable to get a spark off the knife itself but works great with ferro rod.
575943
I don't have a holster for this, only use it at home for emergency, I know my husband in the past used a military belt to hold everything from water canister to knife. You can find it at the army supply, check your area for one.
194001
yes, it comes with a knife shealth that attached to a belt as shown in the photo.
1154653
Not as easily as some of the gerber knives but it's possible. Not comfortably though.
2116009
Hello Andy, Yes. It can be removed. But we recommend to keep it there as the recommend way to carry the knife is put it on the belt clip for safety reason. Many blessings, BlizeTec
471550
I don't know about that cause I simply have no experience putting things on my belt. I would say it's very stuff. So I would be very very comfortable putting a holster on it. It's so stiff I have to work it through the belt loops before I put my pants/shorts on and I do have another tactical belt but it's not this stuff and I love it.
349848
I normally wear it in the belt case, but if I am in the middle of doing something using it, I may put it i my pocket, and then I don't notice it until I go to get it out of the sheath and it's not there. I certainly don't find it an issue. As an equivalent alternative, albeit one that doesn't open with one hand, the Buck 110 hunter, is similarly solid, but flatter.
1582442
Can't help with "conceal" but keep in mind that this is designed as a neck knife. For belt carry, I can think of 3 options 1) what I do is wrap the cord twice around your belt and let the knife dangle at the desired height. 2) get something like a "Blade-Tech Tek-Lok with Hardware" that converts the sheath to a belt clip mount. Don't know if the predrilled holes in the sheath will line up for this model. 3) make a new kydex or leather sheath
459803
Yes. It will hang at about your belt line and the strap will be across your chest. Same materal as the clip that secures sheath on the blade has.
886893
Mine has a very snug fit. Like a drop safe gun holster, it takes pressure to pull the knife out of the sheath.
356468
It is not a must. The sheath has a clip plate that attaches to the belt or pants with a metal clip.
1615130
No, it is a little too large for belt carry. It is intended more as a carry case.
2241234
No, the knife comes with a sheath that attaches to a belt. The extra stuff fits in the sheath.
1408187
The sheath has a generous sized loop at the top for a belt. Even a military type web belt should fit through it easily.
21680
Yes. You can flip it around so whichever hand you prefer is holding the knife.